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{ { | & Schreiber f | | { i i | | | | TERRACE BAy NEWs | Authorized as 2nd Class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. Circulation Terrace Bay Vol.3, nn ne es ee emer TERRACE BAY FOOD MARKETS SET NEW HOURS Commencing immediately the Food Markets in the shopping centre will be open to serve their customers as follows:- Monday ~ 1:00. P.M, to 5:30 P.M, Wednesday - 9:15 A.M, to 12:30 Noon, Friday - 9:15 A.M, to 8:00 P.M, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday - 9:15 A.M. to 5:30 P.M, -- palin sonia ae-inahlorhig-srlricrlaballhioatesennedeeebsitiucignpe ide ibnhih ii sieabeaied abe HSMMMNAAdiadsiieadibesiieccoosiaddccbsLauliobilel nn ee i SWIMMERS GO TO RED ROCK ~~ Swimmers from Terrace Bay and Marathon will go to Red Rock this Saturday to complete in an invitation swim meet. It is open only to swimmers between 'the agés of 10 and 20 who take part in instruction classes in the three towns, Similar meets will be held later in Marathon and Terrace Bay, Adults willing to provide transportation are urged to contact the Rec. Office (3542) immediately, Lv.T,Bay' 11 A.M. Ret, 5,30 P.M, REV.RAY ANDERSON TO BE INDUCTED AUGUST 5TH Arrangements are just about complete for the induction and reception of the Rev.Ray | Anderson, the new Minister of the Terrace ; Bay Community Church, The Induction Service will be held at 8 P.M. Friday, August 5th in the Terrace Bay Community Church' under the direction of the Rev, Stanley R.MacLeod, B.A., D.D., Chairman of the Superior Presbytery of the United Church, An invitation is extended to all to attend the Induction Service of the Rev. Ray Anderson, Following the service a social hour for the Anderson Family will be held ! in. the Church Hall. BASEBALL DOUBLE-HEADER HERE NEXT SUNDAY Sunday afternoon at 1:30 P.M. the Terrace Bay Comets will be hosts to the Port Arthur Colonels 'in a regularly scheduled double- header at the High School Diamond, © Because of last Sunday's second game being stopped by the curfew, this game may be re- scheduled to be finished before the regular games start. This means that one of these two Clubs, who are battling for a play-off spot, will have the opportunity to win three games, The Colonels will have with them their ace pitcher Filopovic, who is one of the best in the league. The other outstanding player is Cava, their catcher, Undoubtedly, Taylor and Kolody will handle the pitching chores for Terrace with Wilkinson and Guimont in reserve, COMETS LOSE-TIE OVER WEEKEND Sunday afternoon the Terrace Bay Comets travelled to Port Arthur to play the Colonels in a double-header. The Colonels won the first game 4-0 and the second game was called after nine innings because of the 6 P.M, cur~ Ae ce see naecneee eee cree nee cnet nee nn nS a a ni a er emi Se eee nee te te Ha No. 28 July 14, 1960 few with the score tied at 2-2. In the first game Ab Filipovic, the Colo- nel!s pitcher, limited the Comets-.to three hits while striking out eleven and walking only one man. Kolody for Terrace pitched well enough to win, allowing four hits, stri- king out five and walking one. Filipovic helped his own cause by getting two of his team's hits. Hansen smashed out two of the three hits for Terrace, Guimont started on the hill. for:the Comets in the second game, He was wild and, after getting one out and walking three, he was pulled out in favour of Rex Taylor. Taylor pitched the remaining 8 2/3 innings and did not allow-a hit. He struck out nine and walked six. Walks and an error allowed the Colonels to tie the game. Nipper Osmar had three hits in this game while Hansen and Strope each had two. FIRST GAME 1 Terr,Bay 0 Colonels 2 SECOND GAME Terr.Bay 0 Colonels 0 | 7 = | | ! i i | Seal O1O}w Ord 0 0 Or "Nn oOl~ Ne 20 COl> oo COlun: Mo 3a ala CO MON Nop Ooo wd eH ow ww PLAYGROUND "INDIAN NIGHT" FRIDAY: The second "Special Event" of the Play- ground Programme will be heid this Friday evening at Kiwanis Beach. Big affair is "Indian Night", During the week the children will learn Indian games, songs and stories and | will make their Indian costumes, head dresses and other materials connected with the event, - Forms have been given to the children .and ! these must be signed by the parent and return-: ed to the playground leaders before a child | will be allowed to take part in the ceremonies: Those taking part will leave from the ball field at 5:30 P.M, Friday night, by bus. Cere-| monies will commence by 6:30 and will last i until about 8:00 P.M. In addition to the ceremonies and competitions, the "warriors" will eat lunch (provided by themselves) and | marshmallows will be roasted over the tribal : fire... Supervision will be provided by the , Recreation staff and by members of the | Club. PARENTS ARE WELCOMED AS SPECTATORS, BUT way! NOT TAKE PART IN THE CEREMONIES, ALSO, ONLY CHILDREN IN COSTUME. AND WITH PARENTTS $ SIGNED CONSENT WILL TAKE PART, It's a colourful affair, so bring your cameras. ATTENTION MINOR HOCKEY PLAYERS Because of the lengthy délay in receiving crests and awards from the shippers, it has been impossible for the Minor Hockey Executive to plan a"windup. -At this late date, with the majority of the players: away on vacation, holding a windup of any kind would be point- less. The Minor Hockey Executive wishes to inform! all players and parents that there will be no | official dinner this year, Monies set aside | for such a dinner will be used (Cont'd Page 7) | eo ! § ! t i } | ! | i Agree i eons tat ipa